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Teen shot, killed near primary school in Los Angeles 

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:30:05 GMT

A shooting claimed the life of a teenager near a school in L.A.’s Westlake neighborhood on Saturday night, authorities said. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the original call regarding an assault with a deadly weapon with shots fired came in around 7:10 p.m. in the 200 block of North Lake Street across from Lake Street Primary School. The 17-year-old victim suffered at least one gunshot wound to the chest, police said, and he was quickly transported to a local hospital in critical condition.  Police investigating daytime smash-and-grab theft at local mall He died due to his injuries on Sunday, law enforcement officials confirmed to KTLA. The shooting is not believed to be gang related. No suspect description has been released. Isabel Ochoa and Luis Zuñiga contributed to this report.

49ers-Eagles live blog: Niners dominate second quarter in huge NFC matchup

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:30:05 GMT

The 49ers face the Eagles in Philadelphia Sunday in a rematch of last season’s NFC Championship Game, and a game which will go a long way to determining playoff seeding.Brock Purdy returns to Lincoln Financial Field, where he suffered a torn UCL in his throwing arm on the 49ers’ opening drive of that 31-7 loss last January that left the Niners short of a Super Bowl berth.Here are live updates from the game:0:38, 2Q – 49ers 14, Eagles 6: The Niners make their second long drive of the second quarter, covering 90 yards over 10 plays. Christian McCaffrey capped the drive with a 2-yard touchdown run as the 49ers never faced a third down on their way down the field. A 25-yard catch-and-bruising-run by George Kittle sparked the drive.7:10, 2Q – 49ers 7, Eagles 6: The 49ers finally get their offense rolling for an 85-yard, 11-play drive capped by a Brandon Aiyuk touchdown catch from 2 yards out. The Niners converted three third downs, including the scoring play, whic...

USS Carney shoots down drones, responds to ballistic missile attack on commercial vessel

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:30:05 GMT

(CNN) — The USS Carney shot down at least three Houthi drones headed in the ship’s direction in the southern Red Sea on Sunday and responded to a distress call from a civilian commercial vessel that was fired upon by a ballistic missile, a US defense official said.The drones were part of four attacks against three separate commercial vessels launched by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, US Central Command said in a statement Sunday evening. It’s unclear whether the USS Carney was a target of the drones.At roughly 9:15 a.m. local time, the Carney “detected an anti-ship ballistic missile attack fired from Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen toward the M/V Unity Explorer,” US Central Command said. The missile landed in the ship’s vicinity; the Carney — an Arleigh-Burke class destroyer deployed as part of the USS Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group — was patrolling in the Red Sea at the time.The Unity Explorer is a Bahamas flagged, UK owned and operated bulk cargo ship,...

Investigation underway after Quincy man found dead in Washington, DC

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:30:05 GMT

WASHINGTON, DC (WHDH) — Authorities in Washington, DC are investigating after a Quincy, Mass., man was found dead there late last month.The body of Alan Chi Chen, 41, was found in an alley near 144th West Street Northwest.The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner is going to determine the cause and manner of death.This is a developing news story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest details.

Bailey Zappe can’t provide Patriots with spark; new QB gets blanked by Chargers

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:30:05 GMT

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — The Patriots were hoping for a spark courtesy of Bailey Zappe.Instead, the list of dreadful performances from New England’s quarterbacks added another tale of woe in miserable weather conditions on Sunday.The quarterback switch that’s been a topic de jour in recent weeks saw the Patriots produce more of the same with Zappe’s final stat line in a 6-0 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers resembling the numbers that led to coach Bill Belichick pivoting away from Mac Jones.In his first start of the season and third of his career, Zappe averaged 5.7 yards per pass attempt with his longest completion going for 27 yards. His quarterback rating was a substandard 68.9 and he also was sacked five times.“It starts with me. I’ve got to make the ball catchable, especially in conditions like (the ones that hovered over Gillette Stadium on Sunday),” Zappe said.In a game that saw Zappe unable to lead New England to the red zone and the Patriots failing to produce a touchdown fo...

Callahan: How much worse can the Patriots get?

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:30:05 GMT

FOXBORO — Rhamondre Stevenson gimped off the field with 4:25 left in the first quarter Sunday, anguished by a fresh ankle injury that caused him to fumble and could soon cause him to miss games.Lucky him.Stevenson missed the rest of another miserable loss, another D-minus offensive performance, another is-this-rock-bottom moment for the Patriots.Somehow, we’re still asking, and they’re still sinking.Bailey Zappe, of course, was no savior. He completed 13 passes over 11 scoreless drives in the 6-0 loss, his first start of the season. Not that Zappe had much help.Until late in the third quarter, Stevenson still led all Patriots in all-purpose yards. Meanwhile, Tyquan Thornton dropped a pinpoint deep ball, DeVante Parker stepped out of bounds on another bomb, Ezekiel Elliott fumbled and JuJu Smith-Schuster finished with one catch for the fourth time this season.Credit to them for fighting through a miserably cold rain Sunday. But all credit stops there.How do Bill Bel...

Boston City Council looks to ban the sale of guinea pigs at pet shops

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:30:05 GMT

With guinea pigs reportedly being surrendered more than ever, the Boston City Council is looking to do all it can to ensure the small critters are receiving the best care possible.That’s the focus behind a proposed ordinance in front of council that looks to ban the sale of guinea pigs in pet shops across the city.The council’s Committee on Government Operations is set to hear feedback from animal welfare leaders and advocates on Monday regarding the proposal, filed by Councilor Liz Breadon this past March.City officials enacted a “pet shop” ordinance in 2016, prohibiting the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits, except in cooperation with an animal shelter or rescue organization. It left out guinea pigs, a “significant share” of which come from large-scale, out-of-state commercial breeding facilities and brokers,” according to the proposed ordinance.A dozen other cities and towns followed Boston’s initial ordinance, including Cambridge and Attleboro, cities that went further by including...

Source: Patriots RB Rhamondre Stevenson to undergo MRI to confirm ankle sprain

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:30:05 GMT

FOXBORO — Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson had to be helped off of the field with a right ankle injury late in the first quarter of Sunday’s loss.Stevenson was officially ruled out after halftime.The Patriots playmaker will undergo an MRI on his ankle this week, per a source. The belief is that Stevenson suffered a sprain after initial X-rays, but the MRI will confirm the diagnosis.Stevenson suffered the injury while fumbling on a hip-drop tackle by Chargers rookie outside linebacker Tuli Tuipulotu. Stevenson stayed down on the turf before being helped off of the field by trainers. He couldn’t put weight on his right leg as he was helped straight to the locker room.Veteran running back Ezekiel Elliott carried the load for the Patriots after the injury, registering 17 carries for 52 yards while catching four passes on five targets for 40 yards.“(I’m) just thinking about him. Praying for him, hoping for the best,” Elliott said Sunday. “You hate to see him go...

Snow possible Wednesday, according to NWS, with chilly days ahead

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:30:05 GMT

The first week of December may bring the first real snow storm of the season to the Boston region, according to the National Weather Service.Cold weather overnight Tuesday into Wednesday paired with predicted precipitation could leave about an inch of snow on the ground by the time the morning commute begins, according to NWS Meteorologist Kyle Pederson.“We could see some snow actually for eastern Massachusetts,” Pederson said.A rain “washout” for most of the region on Sunday should mostly subside by the time commuters are heading to work Monday morning, but rain is expected to start falling again by the afternoon. There could be areas of patchy fog Monday before 9 a.m. High temperatures are expected to top out near 48 degrees during an overcast day in Boston, with low-50s south of the city.Rain becomes patchy overnight Monday, Pederson said, with temperatures above freezing and around the mid-30s.Partly sunny skies on Tuesday do not translate to a warm day, with the mercury s...

MassGOP chair calls for return to formal sessions, defends delay tactics

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:30:05 GMT

Democratic lawmakers must return to formal session and put their name on the record for or against a proposed $3.1 billion spending plan containing hundreds of millions for migrant shelter costs, according to the head of the MassGOP.In a statement calling on the state’s liberal majority to interrupt their December-long holiday and return to their posts, MassGOP Chairwoman Amy Carnevale says Democrats had plenty of time to pass a supplemental budget before they took the rest of the year off from formal meetings.“Democratic leadership on Beacon Hill is doing everything possible to avoid regular order. Leaders seem more concerned with bypassing debate and votes than allowing previously negotiated provisions to proceed without interruption. Included among these provisions already negotiated are important cost of living increases for state union workers. Instead, Democrats are once again choosing to try and push back room deals through a process that does not allow for accountability,” C...